Which of the following were important in the rise of Great Zimbabwe?
A. Military defeats of its nearest rivals
B. Surplus production of agricultural resources
C. Its diplomatic alliance with the pharaohs of Egypt
D. Its seizure of the gold trade and control of exchange routes to the east African coast
Answer: D
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Which specialty focuses specifically on the study of skeletal material?
a. Osteology b. Paleoanthropology c. Paleopathology d. Forensic anthropology e. Molecular anthropology
How is the concept of a speech network different than a speech community?
A People in speech networks do not interact with each other on a regular basis; people in speech communities do. B People in speech networks interact with each other on a regular basis; people in speech communities may not. C Speech networks have shared norms for language use; speech communities do not. D Speech networks are made up of people who do not know each other; everybody knows one another in speech communities. E People in speech networks are spread over a larger geographical area than people in speech communities.
What did the Field Museum bring to Chicago school students with its Maori meeting-house display?
A) a performance space to present issues of importance to the students B) an area to learn about Pacific health care practices C) a place to express themselves through traditional Maori artistic means D) a space to discuss difficult issues in a context of mutual respect
"Educational theatre" refers to:
a. Theatre meant to teach the audience b. Theatre for students c. Amateur theatre since World War Two d. Theatre in colleges, universities, and schools